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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1941

Page

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Conquered Europeans Restive Under German Rule

Secretary Hull expressed hope that all peaceful nations would back Roosevelts eight point declaration with Soviet Russia a possible next step. He said countries not on a destruction mission should endorse the principles and noted a potential three power meeting of American British and Russian experts on Soviet war needs.

Washington Tate Hull Roosenp Church United States Russia Hull Soviet Union Wales

Parallel Anglo American action looms in Washington

In Washington on August 15 the mood favored decisive parallel action to implement Roosevelt and Churchill sea conference policies. Observers believed firm steps were imminent, with confidence that decisions would be unmistakable when announced.

Washington Roosevelt Churchill

Fair and Cooler Across Middle Atlantic This Week

Extended forecast for August 15 to August 20 shows showers and thunderstorms ending Saturday night, then fair and cooler weather. Temperatures stay below normal for three to four days, rise to normal by Tuesday, with increasing clouds and scattered showers or storms by Tuesday or Wednesday.

Washington Middle Atlantic Virginia Oee

County fair idea urged for Frederick by MR WINCHESTER

MR Winchester urges a community fair in Frederick to showcase 4 H clubs Future Farmer and Home Economic exhibits. He argues for a simple tented event without midway races, providing a venue for all ages amid existing county fairs.

Frederick

Byrd seeks detailed accounting of lease-lend funds

Senator Byrd demands a full accounting of lease-lend expenditures to date as Congress weighs an anticipated request for about 7 billion dollars more in aid for nations fighting Nazi Germany. He notes a June report showed only 75 million spent, while others forecast Russian needs including bombers guns and refinery equipment.

Washington Byrd D.-Va Congress Harry Hopkins Virginia Roosevelt Churchill Pepper D.-Fla Johnson R.-Calif

Sea Meeting Flop Report From Nazi Sources

Berlin reports authorized German sources say the Roosevelt Churchill summit was a complete flop. They claim the leaders are in a bad position as diverging aims emerge over a post war order and a single police power for Europe.

Berlin Roosevelt Churchill Germany United States Sumner Welles League of Nations Eden Europe

Mrs Whitney Helps Move Bessie Artemus Mansion

Philadelphia socialite Mrs Bes sie Dobson Artemus faced moving day as her home near the Schuylkill falls is slated for demolition for a defense housing project. Her daughter Mrs Marg aieane Whitney plans to relocate with her to Virginia while neighbors and museums may receive much of the mansion’s Victorian era furnishings.

Philadelphia Bessie Dobson Artemus Marg Aieane Whitney

Twelve American Airmen Killed In Plane's Crash

London reports a takeoff crash killed twelve American airmen and 22 others, including Arthur Purvis. The RAF ferry command said 44 lives died that week in two similar accidents. Capt. Joseph C Mackey of Kansas City was the lone survivor of a prior Newfoundland crash.

London Arthur Purvis British ‘Supply Council North America RAF America Britain Joseph Creighton Meckey Kansas City Newfoundland Frederick Banting Purvis Felows J. C. Mackey A. C. Earl Huntington W. Va M. D. Dilley J. J. Kerwin Oakland Calif E. B. Anding Merrick

Clifton's Storm Wins Page Memorial Trophy at Berryville Show

Clifton's Storm, a grey gelding from Dr. L. M. Allen's Clifton Stables, captured the R. Powel Page Memorial trophy at the Berryville Horse Show Association event. The win deprives two northern Virginia breeders, Mrs. E. E. Whitney and E. L. Redmen, of permanent possession for now.

Berryville Clifton Storm

Warning to French on Communist Activity by German Forces

German authorities in occupied France warned the public that the population would be held responsible for outbreaks such as Paris and imposed the death penalty on anyone supporting Communist activity. General Heinrich Von Steulenagel announced that those involved or propagating Communist action face German military court martial punishment and urged surrender of anti German tracts.

France Paris Heinrich von Steulenagel Germany

Premature Blast Kills Six Men in Sitka Quarry

A 35 foot rock slide caused by a premature explosion at a Sitka Alaska quarry for a naval air base killed six workers. A seventh man H. W. Haga dorn of Tacoma was rescued after five hours. Victims include Ralph J. McClure Seattle Commodore Dewey Strode Kingston Idaho Ralph Carlson Seattle E A Burkley C R Best E R Rosser Seattle.

Sitka Alaska United States Naval Air Japonski Island Sitka Harbor H. W. Hagadorn Tacoma Wash Ralph J. McClure Seattle Commodore Dewey Strode L. A. Strode Camas Ralph Carlson E. Folk Kingston Idaho E. A. Burkley C. R. Best E. R. Rosser Siems- Drake Construction Company Navy

Winchester Texas Aids Britain With 22.25 Gift

Winchester Texas residents send 22.25 to a local Aid to Britain group to help fund a mobile kitchen unit for Winchester England. The town reports 289.47 on hand with 1500 cost for the kitchen and notes other contributions from various clubs and groups.

J. V. Arthur Britain Winchester Texas Eng Bertie A. Hartie USO Winchester Mass Old Fredericktown Garden Club

City And County Brevities

One by-pass route debate noted as an argument in favor. Troy P. Swann of Suffolk, driver for Savage Transfer, damaged a traffic light post while turning into Braddock from Piccadilly with a large trailer. signal lights were out until repair. Rest area rain and a hard shower in Winchester’s northern county section reported. Mrs. Raymond Webber catches a tagged Shenandoah bass released by the Federal Bureau of Fisheries. reward offered for tag returns.

Troy P. Swann Suffolk Braddock Piccadilly Swann Rest Winchester Raymond Webber Shenandoah Federal Bureau of Fisheries Locke’s Mill Tham

Resourceful London bookseller defies Nazi warning

A Copenhagen bookseller showcased an English grammar with a sign urging learning before the Tommies arrive. Nazis warned him to remove it, but he countered with a German sign declaring learn German before friends depart, illustrating quick thinking amid tension.

London Copenhagen

Britain launches large propaganda push after Roosevelt Churchill meeting

Britain Begins a major propaganda campaign to promote the Roosevelt Churchill joint declaration of principles. Brendan Bracken coordinates radio broadcasts and pamphlets in multiple languages while BBC plans hundreds of broadcasts to explain the Atlantic charter and Anglo American cooperation after the war.

London Britain Europe Roosevelt Churchill Brendan Bracken Daily Herald British Broadcasting Corporation Roosevelt Churchill BBC Hitler Mussolini United States

Winchester and Frederick Game and Fish Protective Assoc Meeting

The Winchester and Frederick county Game and Fish Protective Association will meet at the courthouse Friday night August 22 at 7 30. President J R Brandon says a bird re stocking program and other matters will be discussed. members are asked to be present.

Winchester and Frederick County

Wage Increases Approved at Viscose Plant Front Royal

About 1,100 employees at the Viscose plant in Front Royal will receive wage raises totaling roughly $75,000 per year starting August 24. Increases of two to four cents per hour apply to various operations, with negotiations also securing an additional two to four cents per hour on February 1 for a further annual increase of about $50.

Front Royal

Germany Demands Arm Disarmament. Launches Fourth Offensive

AP reports Hitler’s forces threaten to seize arms in a wartime disarmament plan and press a new attack on the USSR. Germany blasts Roosevelt Churchill meeting as a “100 per cent flop” while announcing a forced crackdown in occupied France with death penalties for Communist activity. Soviet defense cedes ground as Leningrad is pressured from three directions along the Karelian isthmus.

Associated Press Germany France Britain United States Russia Roosevelt Churchill Vichy Paris Heinrich von Stuelpnagel Adolf Hitler Leningrad Helsinki Karelian Isthmus Red Army

Roosevelt Churchill conference sparks questions over publicity

Rep. Knutson presses in the House about the Roosevelt Churchill meeting and the exclusion of American newsmen. He notes London reports and photos suggested Churchill invited British press access, while American photographers were barred, asking if unseen commitments were made and urging the President to reveal details on his return to Washington.

Washington Knutson R-Minn House Roosevelt Churchill America London Americas

Sgts Baker and Thompson Enter Air Corps

Sgt George Lee Baker formerly of the 29th Division at Fort Meade transfers to the Army Air Corps and will leave Friday for Jefferson Barracks Missouri to attend air school and train as an air mechanic. William Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Alex Thompson also transfers to the Air Corps and is sent from Fort Meade to Missouri for training.

George Lee Baker Fort Meade A. L. Baker Army Air Corps Jefferson Barracks St. Louis Baker William Thompson Alex Thompson Sharp Street Air Corps Ft. Meade Missouri

Soviet Retreats on Ukraine Front Amid Allied Delays

Soviet forces statewide pull back beyond the Dnieper as German columns advance toward Dnepropetrovsk. Budyonny’s southwest army abandons Pervomaisk and Bevo near Nikolaev. Despite losses, Odessa and Nikolaev remain contested while Luftwaffe pressure increases on key dams. Reports note fierce fighting near Kakisalmi, Staraya Russa, and in Estonia with Italian troops making initial contact with Russians.

Dnieper Ukraine London Semeon Budyonny Bug Pervomaisk Nikolaev Bevo Odessa Russia Black Sea Dnepropetrosk Red Army Kakisalmi Leningrad Staraya Estonia

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Axis U. S England Atlantic Franklin D. Roosevelt Winston Churchill Prince MR Winchester Mrs. Whitney Wetzel Jamesburg Greenhalgh Game Association Rep. Knutson Baker and Thompson Ukaine Luftwaffe Dnepropetrovsk Elberta Peaches Hardy Grim Kernstown Redland Church Whitacre Butler House Fred F. Sturm Co Dial Willis Rei Real Estate Middletown H. B Jones
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